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1. San Luis Coastal Unified School District Update
2. New Pay Stations at Parking
3. Spring Sports Activities
4. Downtown Paving Project
Winter Storms
Reservoir Levels
Salinas 73%
Whale Rock 79%
Nacimiento 41 %
Downtown Activation
Art Restoration
San Luis Coastal Unified School District Update
1. At the Tuesday, February 16 Board Meeting, the Superintendent
for the San Luis Coastal Unified School District will recommend
to the Board of Education that the district's reopening plan align
with the revised CDPH and CDC safety guidelines adopted on
January 14th.
2. If approved, the District will begin the transition back to in -
person learning.
3. Proposed Timeline
1. March 4: Kindergarten - 2nd grades will begin in -person learning in a
hybrid am/pm model
2. March 8: Grades 3-6 will begin in person learning in a hybrid am/pm
model
3. March 15: Grades 7-12 will begin in -person learning in the hybrid
model if CDPH Red Tier Guidance of <7/100,000 case rate + five days
is met
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New Parking Pay Stations
1. Beginning on February 22, 2021, 50 on -street pay
stations will be installed in the downtown core.
2. The stations will operate using a pay -by -plate process
so customers will not have to display a permit/receipt
in their vehicle and will be replacing the single space
meters which will create more space on sidewalks for
pedestrian usage.
3. Timeline:
1. 2.22.2021 — Project Start Date
2. 3.12.2021 — Estimated Project Completion
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Community
Priorities Survey
Emails & letters
from community
groups and
interested parties
Community Forum
Advisory Body
Recommendations
Community Forum
Survey
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Major City Goals
• Economic Recovery, Resiliency &
City Council Fiscal Sustainability
Candidate Goals • Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)
• Housing and Homelessness
• Climate Action, OpenSpace and
Sustainable Transportation
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Emergency Services Director
Update
February 16, 2021
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Recommendation
1. Receive an update from the Emergency
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—Daily.
Day Average
San Luis Obispo Cases
191210
Today's Cases *includes the holiday weekend
311 *
California Cases
3g412,057
Active Cases
8771F
United States Cases
2715420421
Recovered Cases
18,150
Worldwide Cases
109,337,895
Total Deaths
210 ■
Cases under investigation are not reflected here.
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As of 2/16/2021 at 1:00 PM
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SLO County Hospital/ICU Data
ICU Bed Availability in SLO County
Total ICU Beds *
Occupied ICU Beds
Residents with COVID-19 in
Hospital **
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
3/23/2020 4/23/2020 5/23/2020 6/23/2020
*Licensed and staffed beds
** This includes local residents with COVID-19 who are being treated
at out -of -county hospitals, such as Marian Regional Medical Center.
COVID-19 Hospitalizations and ICU Admissions
7/23/2020 8/23/2020 9/23/2020 10/23/2020 11/23/2020 12/23/2020 1/23/2021
Hospital (non -ICU) ICU
State's Reopening Criteria
15.6
Case rate per 100,000 (adjusted)
29.5
Case rate per 100,000 (unadjusted)
This case rate is adjusted higher or lower based on the number of tests done in our county, relative to the state median. Since our
testing is higher than the state median, our case rate is adjusted lower to compensate, givinq us the adjusted case rate above.
4.3
Positivity rate
5.9%
Positivity rate in lowest Healthy Places Index (HPI) census tracts (health equity indicator)
824.5
Tests per 100,000 (State median = 424.58)
As of 2/ 16/2021 at 1:00 PM
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Vaccination — California Status
Who can get vaccinated now
Phase 1 A
Est. 3M people
NOW VACCINATING
• Healthcare workers
• Long-term care residents
Phase 1 B*
Est. 12M people
NOW VACCINATING AS SUPPLIES ALLOW
• Individuals 65 and older
• Sector populations:
o Agriculture and food
o Education and childcare
o Emergency services
,,,Beginning March 15, healthcare providers may use their clinical judgement to vaccinate individuals
aged 16-64 who are deemed to be at the very highest risk to get very sick from COVID-19.
Vaccinate ALL 58
Toqether we can end the pandemic.
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' COVID-19: Vaccine Dashboard
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„ _ Doses Administered by
6,262,781 County of Residence
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Delivered "
8.250.650
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8,517,000
CDC Pharmacy Partnership Programs ""
966,850 967,150
Delivered Shipped
San Luis Obispo 42.188
Yolo p37,911
Napa 33,694
El Dorado
Merced
Humboldt
Shasta
Mendocino
Imperial
Madera
Nevada
Sutter
Kinns
30,395
22,930
22,750
21.411
19,473
18,008
16,852
15,572
13,708
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t Doses snipped and delivered include doses that were distributed as part of the CDC Long Term Care Facility Pharmacy Partnership (LTCF)
program to vaccinate residents at California's Skilled Nursing Facilities and other congregate living facilities, and Federal Retail Pharmacy
Program. This does not include the following Federal entities: Indian Health Service; Department of Defense, U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons, and
Veterans Affairs. Data files downloaded from Operation Warp Speed Tiberius platform at 9am daily.
xx CDC Pharmacy Partnership for Long -Term Care Facility (LTCF) Program and Federal Retail Pharmacy Program doses are a subset of the total.
Data: 2/16;2021 11:59pm I Posted: 2/17/2021
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Phase 1A
Healthcare and
community health
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Vaccinating ■
Vaccinating
Now: ■
Next:
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Some frontline
Adults 75+ ■
critical
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infrastructure
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Phase I
More vulnerable
community members
and additional critical
infrastructure workers
Phase 2
All others over age 16
who would like to
receive the vaccine
As of 2/12/2021
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Vaccination - SLO County Status
■ People Vaccinated by SLO Co. Public Health:
■ Total Who Got First Doses: 23,678
■ Total Who Got Second Doses: 6,492
■ People Scheduled for Vaccination this week:
■ Paso POD = 635 a day 1st dose (T-Th) totaling 1,950
■ AG POD = 635 a day 1st dose (T-Th) totaling 1,950
■ SLO POD
635 a day 1st dose (T-Th) totaling 1,950
150 a day 2nd dose (T-Th) totaling 450
■ Additional Distribution Information:
■ Vaccine appts are now open to 65+
■ All appointments were filled by 9:40am (within 40 minutes of
opening).
■ Second dose reminders were also sent out on Thursday
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Recommendation
1. Receive an update from the Emergency
Services Director related to COVID-19
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